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1 manipolare
manipulatevino adulterate* * *manipolare2 v.tr.1 to manipulate, to handle; (mescolare) to mix, to blend; to concoct: manipolare colori, unguenti, to blend colours, ointments; manipolare sostanze radioattive, to manipulate radioactive substances; manipolare un nuovo piatto, to concoct a new dish2 (adulterare, alterare) to adulterate: manipolare il vino, to adulterate wine // (biol.) manipolare strutture genetiche, to manipulate genetic structures3 (fig.) (falsificare) to falsify, to manipulate; to fiddle; to rig: manipolò i conti, he falsified (o manipulated o fiddled) the accounts; manipolare i prezzi, i dati, to manipulate (o to rig) prices, data; manipolare i risultati delle votazioni, to manipulate (o to rig) the results of the voting; manipolare le elezioni, to rig the election // ( Borsa) manipolare il mercato, to rig the market4 (fig.) (condizionare) to manipulate; (trattare) to handle: manipolare le coscienze, to manipulate consciences; manipolare i consumatori, to manipulate consumers; quel politicante sa manipolare i suoi sostenitori, that politician knows how to handle his supporters5 (massaggiare) to massage, to manipulate.* * *[manipo'lare]verbo transitivo1) (lavorare) to knead [impasto, creta]2) (maneggiare) to handle [oggetto, sostanza]3) (falsificare) to manipulate, to falsify [cifre, notizia]; to cook BE, to tamper with AE [ libri contabili]* * *manipolare/manipo'lare/ [1]1 (lavorare) to knead [impasto, creta]2 (maneggiare) to handle [oggetto, sostanza]3 (falsificare) to manipulate, to falsify [cifre, notizia]; to cook BE, to tamper with AE [ libri contabili]. -
2 pilotare
pilotmotoring drive* * *pilotare v.tr.2 (fig.) to pilot, to guide: ha pilotato l'azienda fuori dalla crisi, he piloted the firm through the crisis // pilotare un'elezione, to rig an election.* * *[pilo'tare]verbo transitivo1) (guidare) to pilot, to fly* [ aereo]; to pilot, to steer [ nave]; to drive* [ auto da corsa]2) fig. to pilot, to steer* * *pilotare/pilo'tare/ [1]2 fig. to pilot, to steer. -
3 piattaforma
f platformpiattaforma di lancio launch pad* * *piattaforma s.f.1 (tecn.) platform; (amer.) stull: piattaforma del tram, tram platform; piattaforma di caricamento, loading platform; piattaforma di lancio, ( di missili) launching pad; launch platform; piattaforma girevole, revolving platform; (ferr.) turntable; piattaforma stradale, roadway // (inform.) piattaforma IBM, Mac, IBM, Mac platform // (tv) piattaforma digitale, satellitare, digital, satellite platform (o TV)2 (geol.) platform, shelf*: piattaforma continentale, continental shelf; piattaforma costiera, shore platform; piattaforma di ghiaccio, ice shelf; piattaforma sottomarina, ledge // (miner.): piattaforma di trivellazione, drilling platform; piattaforma petrolifera, oil platform3 ( nuoto) diving-board4 (fig.) ( base programmatica) platform, package, groundwork: la piattaforma di un programma politico, political platform; piattaforma sindacale, union platform (o amer. shopping list); piattaforma rivendicativa, draft package of requests; piattaforma elettorale, election platform; elaborare una piattaforma politica, to draw up a platform.* * *[pjatta'forma]sostantivo femminile1) platform2) (di autobus, tram) platform3) geogr. sport inform. pol. platform•piattaforma girevole — ferr. turntable
piattaforma di lancio — launch pad o platform
piattaforma mobile — cinem. dolly
* * *piattaforma/pjatta'forma/sostantivo f.1 platform; piattaforma per elicotteri helipad2 (di autobus, tram) platformpiattaforma di carico loading bay; piattaforma continentale continental shelf; piattaforma girevole ferr. turntable; piattaforma di lancio launch pad o platform; piattaforma mobile cinem. dolly; piattaforma petrolifera oil rig; piattaforma salariale pay guidelines.
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